Death of Jim Hill Former Northern Pacific Supervisor
Death announced in Missoula of Jim Hill former head of building department on the Northern Pacific division in Missoula He died in Butte after returning from Alaska Klondike era leaving many friends shocked by his sudden passing He had last been active in railroad construction and city service and his body was to be taken to Butte for burial.
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Pacfic
Missoula
J. H. T. Ryman
H. H. Hanson
Butte
Jim Hill
Northern Pacific
Hill
The
Daweon City
Klondike
Mr. Tyman
Dr. Hanson
Unsuccessful Bunco Attempt Reported in San Francisco
The report notes a pleasant time in Vancouver and Portland but describes an unsuccessful bunco attempt in San Francisco involving Mr. Jamison. He alleges no serious harm and continues travel elsewhere.
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Mwe
Vancouver City
Portland
Mr. Jamison
San Francisco
Another Stiff Hat Travels From San Francisco to Missoula
An old battered derby hat passes through Missoula on a freight car heading east. The hat, traveling by freight rather than express, bears numerous labels from every stop and arrives with another label added in Missoula before continuing.
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Missoula
San Francisco
Warde Tour Date Canceled In Missoula
E G Stone manager of Frederick Warde company visited Missoula with plans for Warde to perform next week. The engagement is canceled to allow travel between Spokane and Great Falls, causing Missoula to lose a scheduled winter appearance.
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Missoula
E. G. Stone
Frederick Warde
John Maguire
Stone
West
Spokane
Great Falls
P. M. Reilly & Co grocers and Missoula Drug Co notice
P. M. Reilly & Co the grocers invites orders for drugs to be sent to the Missoula Drug Co Missoula confirming trade connections and location.
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P. M. Reilly & Co., the Grocers
Missoula
Letter from Rev. Clark Details Springfield Pastorate
Missoula report dated January 10 notes Rev. O C Clark former Congregational pastor now leads Plymouth church in Springfield Ill. He describes pleasant duties and bright prospects, highlighting Y M C A work as a major feature and his skill in engaging young men aiding his success in the new field.
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Missoula
O. C. Clark
Congregational Church
New Power House Provides Backup Lighting in Missoula
Steam was started in the new power house of the Light and Power company at Bonner today. The large plant serves as an auxiliary to the water power station for use when river ice or other issues render the latter inefficient. The plant operated smoothly and insures against light failures by water trouble. It is a large modern facility marking a long step in increasing the company’s equipment efficiency.
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Missoula
The
Light & Power Company
Bonner
Three Small Prisoners Case In Missoula Delayed
Judge Hayes reviewed the cases of three young boys accused of stealing iron wheels from the Northern Pacific ice loading plant at Blossburg. The wheels, sold as scrap iron at a foundry, were found to be fragments. The court continued the case until Monday for further investigation.
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Missoula
Popular Young Couple of Missoula Wed at Rankin House
A quiet wedding took place at the Rankin hotel in Missoula on January 10 with Charles Read marrying Miss Annie Seemen. Read is the son of J Read of the Rankin hotel and the bride has been connected with the hotel. The couple will honeymoon in Tutte.
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Missoula
Rankin House
Rankin Hotel
Charles Read
Annie Seemen
J. ©. Read
Waugh Suffered Back Injury in Missoula Lumber Yard Incident
Benjamin Waugh of Carleton is in Missoula seeking medical aid after a heavy log rolled over him in a lumber yard at his camp. He sustained a severe back injury with no other injuries reported. His wife Mrs. Waugh accompanies him in the city and is tending to his needs.
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Missoula
Jan
Benjamin Waugh
Carleton
Waugh
Pat Murray Sentenced For Hotel Items Theft In Missoula
Missoula report says Pat Murray a tall lumberjack was sentenced to county jail for days after taking four rolls of blankets from a hotel where he stayed. He accepted the sentence good naturedly and avoids hard labor this term. The note adds he will face fewer weather questions and mentions a holiday sale at Globe store offering 25 percent off toys pictures and other goods until New Years.
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Missoula, Jan
Pat Murray
Woother
Globe
Sickness Among Railroad Men in Missoula on Rocky Mountain Line
Rail workers on the Rocky Mountain division near Missoula report widespread illness this winter with about 20 train service employees on sick leave. Despite cold weather easing, the remaining crews are overworked and many are not yet fit for the intense schedule ahead, though some sick workers may return soon.
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Missoula
Rocky Mountain
Hal Reid Play at Union Opera House Saturday
Hal Reid's famous companion piece to Human Hearts comes to the Union Opera House on Saturday January 12. The production blends romance tragedy and comedy with strong roles for Joe Preston and a brave mother. Seats are on sale at Kohn's.
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Hal Reid
Union Opera House
Joe Preston
Kohn's
Grand Concert and Ball Directed by Miss Tremblay
A grand concert and ball will be held under Miss Tremblay's direction at the Union Opera House on the 14th. Proceeds support the society's charitable aims. Fans and attendees are urged to mark the date.
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Miss Tremblay
Union Opera House
Ravalli County to Meet on New Court House Furniture
Ravalli county commissioners plan a special meeting on the 23rd to accept the new county court house and jail and arrange furniture for the court room and jury rooms. Judge Webster will hold his first district term in February.
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Hamilton
Board of County Commissioners
Ravalli County
Webster
J. B. Gieiger
Red Men
McKay
Lincoln
Neb
Stevensville to get new postmaster in report
Missoula dispatch says Stevensville likely to appoint W. E. Hages as postmaster. Hages is brother of G. A. Baggs, a Ravalli county legislator, and a prominent Republican.
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Missoula
Stevensville
W. E. Bages
Hages
G. A. Baggs
Ravelli County
Trains All Delayed on Northern Vaccine Route in Cold Weather
Jan. 10 report notes record delays in Missoula as trains, including No. 12 usually punctual, run late by up to five hours. Officials attribute the disruption to cold weather and storms affecting service.
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Missoula
Modern Miracle Cure for Locomotor Ataxia Reported
A Chicago area case miraculously cured with Williams Pink Pills for Pale People follows the Hamilton Miracle. Samuel Carnock of Melrose Park details his four months of paralysis, blindness, and collapse before taking the pills, regaining strength, weight, sight, and work. He credits the remedy for saving his life and offers testimonial for others with severe nervous disorders.
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Hamilton
Ont
Chicago
Samuel Carnock
Avenue
Melrose Park
Ill
England
Ireland
Jersey Islands
Glasgow Weekly Mail
Adam Davison
Seal
Williams
Pleaded for Independence in Congress Debate on Shafter
In a heated congressional session the defense of General Shafter was led by Mr. Sewell who praised Shafter as a top fighting officer and military genius. An amendment to promote him over a damaging testimony was approved 41 to 11, while other changes and funeral arrangements for Representative Clark were noted as the Senate adjourned.
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Congress
Santiago
Shafter
Shatter
Corbin
Washington
Ainsworth
Mr. Sewell
General Shafter
Cuba
Sewell
Pettigrew
Proctor
Daniel
Virginia
Representative Clark
Senate
Wilson Voices Support for Groat Oleomargarine Bill
Secretary Wilson told a Senate Agriculture Committee the Groat Oleomargarine bill protects farmers and the public by curbing counterfeit products. He argued the measure may not curb beef business but encourages farmers to fatten their own cattle and notes Southwest farmers could gain more from crops and cattle than cottonseed oil sales. He urged higher tax on colored oleomargarine to prevent deception and fraud, defending honesty in production and trade.
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Washington
Janu
Wilson
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Iowa
Senate Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
Funeral attendance marks high regard for Mrs Harpster
Jan 10 report notes the funeral of Mrs Jacob Harpster held this afternoon with large turnout. Interment was at Valley cemetery. Also listed are typewriter supplies from McHaffie Bros and new pianos at Prosperity block in Missoula.
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Missoula
Jacob Harpster
Harpster
Valley Cemetery
Brice & Collins to Pay About Forty Cents on the Dollar
Stevensville report says the Brice & Collins stock value supports creditors in the assignment will receive roughly 40 percent of their claims. The note comes as Montana business activity tightens and liquidation steps proceed under court oversight.
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Missoula
Stevensville
Brice & Collins
Proposition Withdrawn by U S President
Washington January 10. The president has decided to cease pressing the proposal to withdraw certain features of the Pekin negotiations to Washington or another capital as foreign powers show hesitation. Diplomatic representatives abroad are informed to notify the governments.
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Washington
United States
Pekin
German Note to Washington on Chinese Question
The state department says it has received an important communication from the German government about the Chinese question. The exact nature of the message has not been disclosed.
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Washington, Jan. C
State Department
Jamison Returns From Extended Trip
William Jamison returned to Missoula after an extended trip, reporting his return location and travel details.
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Missoula
William Jamison
Diig
Counterfeiting Charge Arrest in San Francisco
San Francisco police arrest Gon Dyer on an indictment from Wolf County Kentucky charging him with counterfeiting a one to ten dollar bill. Dyer reportedly enlisted in the army and was en route to Marble Falls when seized.
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San Francisco
Gon Dyer
Wolf County
Kentucky
Dyer
Marble
Fight Not Called Off for Jeffries Stahlin Bout in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports say the Jeffries Stahlin fight planned for February 15 remains on. Saengerfest Athletic association met with lawyers. no decision to cancel was made amid a pushback against circulating false reports. Debts and remodeling at Saengerfest hall add pressure to proceed.
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Cincinnati
Saengerfest Athletic Association
Board
Sesson
Saengerfest
Fight at Saengerfest questioned by legal and political clash
Judge Davis and Corporation Counsel Ellis debate whether a February 15 prize fight can be held in Cincinnati. Officials argue the event may be illegal under Ohio law, with the Saengerfest club formed for profits and not genuine gymnasium athletics. Amid legal wrangling and political pressure, prospects of the match appear dim as ministers and civic groups push to halt the bout.
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Davis
Grand Jury
Ellis
Ohio
Saengerfest Athletic Club
Saengerfest Athletic Association
Saengerfest Athletic Association of Cincinnati
Jeffries
Rustin
Evangelical Alliance
Saengerfest Club
Supreme Court
Fieht
Fleischmann
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Koha Jewelry Co
Ward
Rev. Clark
Ile
Plymouth Church
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Illinois
NEW Power House
Rosendorf
Union Restaurant
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Pulliam’s
Missouri
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Ital Red
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Walter P. Overturf
Ellis Brothers
Dr. Reber
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W. T. Adair
Smart
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Omaha
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Ross Missoula
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Harper Kentucky Whiskey
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Utte Mercantile Co
Butte, Mont
Estern Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
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Lehbon J. Hi. T. Ryman
Vessel Oshler
Ford Famer
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A. G
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G. England
A. G. England
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Hal. Reid
Knobs
Tennessee
H.L. Braun & Co
Mont
Baldwin
Paul Whitelaw
Rete
Ole Sld
Masonic Temple
Prescrip
Manu
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Paris
Newbro Drag Co
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Montaus
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